PowerNet Weighted Batting Training Balls (9 Pack) - Build Strength, Improve Technique

PowerNet Weighted Hitting and Batting Training Balls are designed to help hitters develop the ability to drive the barrel through the ball with a complete follow-through. The weighted balls assist in muscle memory development and provide instant feedback on every contact swing, allowing users to instantly identify square hits versus mis-hits. The limited flight of the balls enables full swings in limited space without the need for nets. As the hitter gains strength and their swing begins to comfortably accelerate through one weight, they can progress to the next weight class.

These training balls are also great for slow, warm-up tosses before throwing a real baseball or softball. The product is sold in a pack of nine balls, with a larger ball size of 3.2 inches.

The PowerNet brand's progressive weight system is built on the principle of technique development. Users can start with the lighter ball and gradually increase the weight and resistance to the heavier ball, ensuring that they are building the proper follow-through on their batting and throwing techniques.

These Weighted Training Balls can be used for both batting and throwing technique development, helping to improve the power behind hits and throws. They serve as a warm-up and cool-down aid, allowing users to warm and loosen up before a game or incorporate the routine into their post-game cool-down.

The training balls are highly durable, featuring a thick, pliable plastic cover designed to withstand years of hard hits and throws, ensuring consistent use over an extended period. The product is designed to develop muscle groups specific to batter and pitcher movements, strengthening swings and throws.

Users can choose a comfortable weight to begin, with each set containing six balls in three different weights: 12 oz, 14 oz, and 16 oz, or 16 oz, 18 oz, and 20 oz.

The PowerNet brand is pro-endorsed, with several notable athletes, including Carli Lloyd, German Marquez, Jared Walsh, Kirsti Merritt, and Mo Mercado, having endorsed the product.

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